Anaphora Literary Press

Author Anna Faktorovich’s illustrated children’s book, “The Sloths and I,” takes young readers on an adventure through the jungles of the Amazon.

Anaphora Literary Press is excited to promote Dancing in the Streets, Steven P. Unger’s novel set in the Swinging Sixties.

Georgia professor and award-winning poet Lucas Carpenter’s new collection of poetry chronicles his insights and observations based on his travels.

Reviews of Popular Fiction: Pennsylvania Literary Journal: $10, Spring 2013, ISBN: 978-1-937536-46-6): Eight negative reviews of popular fiction (Twilight, Wallander, Percy Jackson, Last Boyfriend, Kurt Wallander Novel, and Draco Tavern).

John Paul Jaramillo’s The House of Order is one of finalists for a 2013 International Latino Book Award in the Mariposa Award for Best New Fiction Book category. An award ceremony will be held at the Cervantes Institute in New York City on May 30.

$10, 6X9”, 112pp, Fall 2012, ISBN-13: 978-1-937536-38-1, www.anaphoraliterary.com: This special issue of PLJ includes interviews with Cinda Williams Chima, James Dashner and Carrie Ryan, all New York Times best-selling young adult fiction writers.

The Summer 2010 Special Issue: New and Old Historical Perspectives on Literature (Paper $30, ISBN# 978-1-450-58358-9, July 9, 2010) - academic, literary, peer-reviewed journal with scholarly essays, poetry, short story, interview, and book reviews.